英語 での Gehenna の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Their shelter will be Gehenna(Hell), and from it they shall find no refuge.
Gehenna(Hell) will be the promise for all of them.
I shall certainly fill Gehenna with you and every one of them that follows you.
But those who have deviated shall become the fuel of Gehenna Hell.
Thus, at Matthew 5:29, 30, Jesus spoke of the casting of one's“whole body” into Gehenna.
I shall assuredly fill Gehenna with thee, and with whosoever of them follows thee, all together.
Enter the gates of Gehenna(Hell) to be in it for ever. Evil is the lodging of the proud.
But the evildoers shall live for ever in the punishment of Gehenna Hell.
On that Day when they shall be pitched into the Fire of Gehenna Hell.
Although some translations render this word as“hell,” Gehenna is different from hell(Hebrew sheʼohl′, Greek hai′des).
Although some translations render this word as“hell,” Gehenna is different from hell(Hebrew“sheol;” Greek“hades”).
Gehenna is the name usually applied to the final place of punishment of the wicked after the last judgment, or even immediately after death;
Gehenna(Hell) is behind them, all that they have earned shall not help them at all, nor shall those they took as guardians, other than Allah. For them there is a mighty punishment.
It is evident that Jesus used Gehenna as representative of utter destruction resulting from adverse judgment by God, hence with no resurrection to life as a soul being possible.
Perchance your Lord will have mercy upon you; but if you return, We shall return; and We have made Gehenna a prison for the unbelievers.
Say to those who disbelieve:'You shall be overcome and gathered into Gehenna(Hell), an evil cradling.
Those who persecuted the believing men and women and never repented, there is for them the punishment of Gehenna(Hell), and for them the punishment of the burning.
God has promised the hypocrites, men and women, and the unbelievers, the fire of Gehenna, therein to dwell foreover. That is enough for them; God has cursed them; and there awaits them Like a lasting chastisement.
Some commentators endeavor to link such fiery characteristic of Gehenna with the burning of human sacrifices that was carried on prior to Josiah's reign and, on this basis, hold that Gehenna was used by Jesus as a symbol of everlasting torment.
The unbelievers expend their wealth to bar from God's way, and still they will expend it, till it is an anguish for them, then be overthrown, and the unbelievers will be mustered into Gehenna.